Misstatement of Fact Prompts Full Investigation
The notice from Kally-Smith Co. declares prompt, thorough inquiry into grievances of misstatement of fact. It lists office locations in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit and prepares for stern action if findings support the claim.
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Olberwine
Kally-Smith CO
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Seprosesis
Chicare
Evening Post
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Watermes Wee
Betton
Atisatla
Avante
General Metars
Detroit
Scooters and Safety Urges Caution for Young Riders
A local readers’ card urges safety for motor scooters after a boy was badly injured. The piece argues scooters pose risks for children, calls for safety education rather than confiscation, and stresses avoid deprivations while preventing injuries. It emphasizes immaturity and the need for parental awareness.
Refugees and the call for justice in wartime faith voices
A sermonized reflection honors refugees across famine and conflict zones while urging global justice. It cites Doolittle’s Tokyo raid flight and notes ongoing persecution of refugees in India China Germany Austria and Italy. The piece laments intolerance born from fear and calls for unity before crisis politics.
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Doolittle
Chungking
India
Tokyo
China
Germany
Austria
Italy
Kingdom of Heaven
Thei
Huttfe
Gardners Liberal Turn Marks New Deal Ties
Ex Governor Max Gardner of North Carolina, now Under Secretary of the Treasury, emerges as a key ally of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. The piece traces Gardner's early advocacy in 1932, his continued influence, and his protection of Southern political ties, including personal anecdotes about Josephus Daniels and a Duchess of Windsor moment, ending with Gardner facing family tragedy and its impact on his political stance.
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Pauley
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Washington
Max Gardner
Senate
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Denmcrane National Committee
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New York
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North
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Pan American Airwave
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Annapolis
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Thcre
Hie Mill
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O ‘Max I Gardner Jr
Japan
Stat
James Webb
the Treasury
Vinson
Beag
Harry Truman
This Morning by John Temple Graves
A 1946 column critiques entertainers like James Roosevelt Harold Ickes and Orson Welles shifting into politics. It questions voters mixing cinema and radio fame with public policy, notes ministers and officials in political roles, and discusses OPA's role and wage policy amid postwar debates.
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Harold Ickes
Jimmie Davis
Lawsiana
O Daciel
Texas
Orson Welles
Welles
Jme Vee
Community safety plan urged for scooter riders in Dothan
A reader urges City Commission action to protect youths riding motor scooters. Proposes weekly safety sessions led by a trusted police officer, street closures for practice, and parental grounding for violations. Argues the Monday night accident was inevitable and stresses communal aid.
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Dothan
Radio Programs On The Networks Sunday Schedule
A dense listing of radio show times and hosts across networks for Sunday evening. Entries include comedy shows, news summaries, musical programs, dramas, and variety segments with names such as Jack Benny, Abbott, Burns, and Winchell.
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Aba
Che Drew Pearson
Abe
Abe Blowne
Dagwood
Che Quin Kids
Joe Kelly
M.C
Charlie McCarthy
Edwac Bergen
Anne Marlin
Hart
Beulah
Fred Allen
Eba
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Nbs
Reyuest
Rbs
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Farivar
Abe James Mellon
Ed Wynn
Ebs LaGuardia
Jimmie Fiddlers
Phil Spitalny
Girl Orch
Abe Pil Reker
Letter to the Editor praises Eagle for brave stance on Brotherhood Week
Reader compliments the Dothan Eagle for its editorial on Brotherhood Week praising truth and tolerance. The letter extols press freedom, Christian ethics, and editors who express faith in American values amid turbulent days.
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the Eagle
Dothan
Bible Readers Club and AP News Radio Schedule Snapshot
A fragmented listing shows Bible Readers Club and AP News alongside radio program identifiers, times, and station references. The garbled text suggests a weekly schedule with various programs such as Last and Food, Rhythm Ravndup, Fameon Reverie, and Melody Restorer, interlaced with AP News segments and music features.
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AP News
Rhythm Ravndup
Neva
Tne Ciom
Tede van
MBS
Erskine
Occupy America Says Ex-T5st Huey D McInish
Extern letter from Huey D McInish of Dothan Alabama urges Americans to unite for peace and production after war. He questions labor management relations, warns against distrust of Russia, and calls for factual democratic discourse to support a peaceful world.
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America
Huey D McInish
06Th Infantry
Ala
Message on cultural enrichment and unity from a Wiregrass minister
A Protestant minister signs a letter praising culture enrichment and unity, urging ministers to avoid petty purporting of pulpit power, prejudice, and trivial prattle. The letter closes with cordial wishes and proof of approval for letting ministers know these sentiments.
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House of Understanding
America
Ashford's Wiregrass politics in 1946 race notes
Nat C. Faule reports Ashford's political mood as residents focus on farm work and turnout. Clyde Adams, a furniture and turpentine operator, is cited as former mayor amid a quiet street scene with few parked cars. Citizens anticipate a rush as election interest grows.
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Clyde Adams
Mr. 4
Ford
Adams
Chief Pate Chiefy and the Dick Tracy remark
An observer recalls Chief Bil Ashford joking with Ralph Johnson about a suspect and stating he had captured a man that morning, signaling readiness to jail him. The scene implies police authority and a tense but humorous exchange.
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Ralph Johnson
Bil Ashford
Dick Tracy
Sandoz Enters Race for Democratic Executive Post
A. J. Sandoz announces candidacy for Beat Ten on the Co Democratic Executive Committee, challenging Webb F. He boasts a career as War Bond chairman and local service in Ashford, noting Ashford met its quota rapidly in a prior drive.
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T. Ale
Democratic
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S Nsoz
Ashford
United States
Ashford Farm Market set for 1946 season under new manager
Enthusiasm runs high in Ashford as Lee takes full-time charge of the farm market to ready the 1946 season. The new building at Ashford Market is praised as better than Cullman, with more space and system. Officials foresee strong crop activity in the area as squash, beans, cucumbers, watermelons, cantaloupes, peas and other produce move to market.
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Ashford
Lee
Tmarket
Cullman
Mullay
Addith
Campaign signals in Houston County race emerge
Dazed fragment outlines candidates Luther Danford and W Perry of Dothan in Houston County District Three. Notes past roles postmaster and revenue position and Hatch Act concerns. Mentions Cowarts beats and long political involvement but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Houston County Board
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Luther
W. Perry
Dothan
Houston
Hatch Eliment
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